Gas bills revived in Legislature amid veto hailstorm
The Legislature revived gas and electricity regulation measures with a motion to send three bills from the table to the manufactures committee. Judge Bishop impeachment effort ended with leave to withdraw. Other actions saw debates over municipal gas plant rules and Met Board ice sale schemes, and a Senate push for auctioning public franchises noted but voted down.
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McPherson
Committee On Manufactures
Morgan
Boston
Bishop
Judiciary Committee
W. A. Morse
What Smiths Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills Are For
Kidney complaint and a long list of urinary and systemic issues are claimed to be addressed. The ad asserts benefits for Brights disease urinary troubles stones and bladder irritation among many symptoms. It presents the pills as a cure all for kidney and liver related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Bright
Prevalence of Kidney Disease and a Remedy Inadvertently Promoted
An advertising style piece warns that kidney disease is common and deadly if untreated. It promotes Smith's Buehn Lithia Kidney Pills, listing ingredients and claiming thousands cured, with an offer to mail a health book and pills for 25 cents or free upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Diamond CO
Washington St
Persop
Smith
Cape Cod Canal Plan Modifications Ordered by Harbor Board
The harbor and land commissioners require exact location and structure plans for the Boston New York and Cape Cod canal route. Within 30 days of filing, the company must obtain joint board approval for structures and applications or forfeit 200000 held on deposit. The liquor law hearing drew a large crowd as critics targeted second class hotels, and Rev. F B Allen of the Watch and Ward Society called many hotels dens of vice.
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Harbor and Land Commissioners
Boston, New York and
Cape Cod Canal
F. B. Allen
Watch and Ward Society
Cogan Apprains Police Chiefs in Boston Hearings
Testimony before the Metropolitan Affairs Committee continued with ex-Inspector William H. Cogan defending Baker's bill to abolish the Boston Police Board. The session featured sharp exchanges over inquiry rights, calls for witnesses, and Cogan's allegations against Commissioner Clark and others. The committee adjourned to March 7 after executive session.
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Boston Board of Police
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
William H. Cogan
Baker
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Henry Faxon
Quincy
Cogan
Lark
State Street
McNary
Star Chamber
Walter R. Torrey
Police Board of
Boston
Grand Jury
Massachusetts
Roper
Pemberton Square
Clark
Europe
Canada
St. Louis
New Orleans
Losten
Mr. Saker
M. H. Curry
Beale
J. W., Kenney
Robert Peters & Co
Stag
Plot Street
Gronard
Police Board
R. F. Clark
W. B. Watts
C. P. Curtis
Torrey Rose
Boston System Denounced by Chicago Doctor in Education Meet
In University Hall the National Education Association discussed medical inspection of schools. Dr W S Christopher of Chicago criticized Boston for infrequent reports and ephemeral inspections while noting Chicago uses daily reports. BK PY Seaver of Boston defended a decade of medical inspection and offered pointers for Chicago.
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Chicago
National Education Association
University Hall
Boston
W. 8S
Christopher
New York
BK. PY. Seaver
Christopher. Ie
Grape Nuts Featured As A Spring Health Aid
A Hanover Indiana resident reports recovery from spring fever headaches nausea and fatigue after adding Grape Nuts to breakfast. The note praises improved sleep complexion and sustained energy, endorsing the product as a brain food while requesting anonymity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Hanover
Ind
Postum, Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Kropotkin Lectures On Russian Literature In Nineteenth Century
Peter Alexievich Kropotkin, famed anarchist, opened a Lowell Institute lecture series in Huntington Hall on his 19th century Russian literature topic. He urged better US Russia understanding and highlighted literature’s life and vitality, noting Russian writers’ charm and educational value. He announced Friday’s talk on Pushkin and Turgenev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Alexievich Kropotkin
Lowell Institute
Huntington Hall
Plac
United States
Russia
Lfe
Pushkin
Termontoff
Muldoon Added to Boston Honor Roll for Rescue
Thomas Muldoon of Chemical 8 South Boston is named on the city fire department honor list after a blaze at 62 Gold Street. He entered a third floor room, found 65 year old Mrs. Eliza Green unconscious, dragged her to safety, and she died later at City Hospital. Muldoon sustained facial and hand burns but returned to duty.
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Brighton
Cogan
Park Square
Station 12
Walter Murphy
Revere House
Watts
Station 1
Boston
Thomas Muldoon
Chemical 8
South Boston
Gold Street
Muldoon
Eliza Green
Music Students Recital at Association Hall
Antoinette Szumowska gave a pianoforte recital last evening as the fifth in the Music Students chamber concert series. The program showcased works by Bach Mozart Daquin Rameau Chopin Parker Chaminade and Rubinstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Szumowska
Association Hall
Chamber Econcerts
Bach
Mozart
Daquin
Rameau
Chopin
Parker
Chaminade
Rubinstein
Telecommunication Bills Backed for State Supervision
The committee on mercantile affairs reviewed two bills to place all electrical transmission companies under gas and electric light commission supervision. Senator Manning proposed general supervision terms while Representative E B Callender urged statewide control to curb graft and cut telephone rates, noting watered stock and profits. Callender offered to substitute Senator Manning’s measure.
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Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Manning
E. B. Callender
Gas and Electric Light Commission
General Court
Boston
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Congress
Callender
Davis Manning
Worcester
Dartmouth Medical College holds graduation exercises
Hanover New Hampshire February 26 The annual graduating exercises of the senior class at Dartmouth Medical College took place this evening. Twenty six students were awarded parechments for completing their medical studies.
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Hanovisr
N. H
Partmouth Medical College
Mass AOUW Session at Odid Fellows Hall in Lisnton
Nearly 500 delegates attend the twenty third annual Massachusetts jurisdiction meeting of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in Lisnton with about 69 000 members in New England. Key business: a guaranty fund law and Massachusetts Legislature bills. Banquet in Talbot Hall with leaders presiding and brief remarks by notable officers.
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Linston
Massachusetts
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Odid Fellows’ Hall
New England
Supreme Lodge
Talbot Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Walter Leigh
New Haven
Wilson
Sackett
George W. Penniman
New Bedford
John C. Bickford
Manchester
N. H
Thomas F. Temple
Boston
Mason Romberg Unite In Marriage At Concord Hall
Miss Sarah Romberg daughter of Mr and Mrs H Romberg and Mr Joseph B Mason wed last evening at Concord Hall West Concord street Rabbi Hyman Schohker officiated Bride given away by her parents Best man Philip H Cohen maid of honor Lena H Romberg bridesmaids Lucy Romberg and Sarah Kelson Guests attended a reception followed by a dance and many gifts and congratulations were exchanged.
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Sarah Romberg
H. Romberg
Joseph B. Mason
Concord Hall
West Concord Street
Hyman 8 Schohker
Philip H. Cohen
Lena H. Romberg
Lucy Romberg
Sarah Kelson
Wedding at Webster Hall East Boston
Miss Sarah Cohen married Mr. Benjamin Rudin at Webster Hall East Boston in a ceremony conducted by Rabbi M. Friederman. The bride was given away by her sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cohen. Louis Rudin served as best man with bridesmaids Annie Rogers Fanny Pushner Ida Cohen Jennie Simmons and ushers Hyman Cohen Samuel Rudin Mendel Korefsky Louis Morrison Thomas Charack H Talbot H Herber Arnett Zoffe. A reception supper and dance followed the ceremony.
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Webster Hall
Boston
Sarah Cohen
Benjamin Rudin
M. Friederman
Henry Cohen
Louis Rudin
Annie Rogers
Fanny Pushner
Ida Cohen
Jennie Simmons
Hyman Cohen
Samuel Rudin
Mendel Korefsky
Louis Morrison
Thomas Charack
H. Talbot
H. Herber
Arnett Zoffe
Wedding at George W. Shepard Residence in Auburndale
An elegant ceremony occurred at high noon yesterday at 22 Central Street Auburndale. Miss Mabel Frederica Ballard daughter of Frederick J Ballard of Auburndale wed Charles Edward Macallar president of the North American Insurance Company.
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Newtons
George W. Shepard
Central Street
Auburndale
Mabel Frederica Ballard
Frederick J. Ballard
Charles Edward Macallar
The
North American Insurance Company
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Ise Tiaeh
House
McInerney
Lydon
Senate
Machusetts Reformatory
Metropolitan Ice
Mr. Carey
Haverhill
Metropolitan Water Board
Metropolitan
Gardner
Essex
W. F. Smith
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
United Workmen
Elec
Gray
Orville A. Ward
Dorchester
Cogan Apraigns
Professor Atkins
Migin Dental Co
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
Bours
J. Newman & Sons
Flavor of Food Wonder
Chickering
Dartmouth M
Washington Street
A.W. WiThe Lane Co
Hanover St
Manly
American House
Tweed
Tweed Liniment CO
Chelsea
Mass
Mason—Romberg
Rudin—Cohen
Macullar
Hallard
Algonquin
B. U
G. O. Taylor
Madrid
Avestraga
S&s P
Washington 8&T
R. H. White Co
U. S
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